Ternary-layered separator to retard the shuttle of polysulfides towards highly-stable li

How about this?!

High-energy-density batteries are essential to meet the demand for future applications in portable electronics and electrical vehicles. Owing to the theoretical energy density of 2600 Wh/kg, the lithium-sulfur battery is considered one promising candidate for next-generation, high-energy battery solutions. However, shortcomings in fast capacity degradation and low cycling efficiency haven't been solved, which hinders the practical application of lithium sulfur battery system. A researcher at Tsinghua University has proposed a ternary-layered separator system for lithium-sulfur batteries with long lifespan, high coulombic efficiency, and high sulfur utilization.

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Oh my.

It seems like we're slowly inching our way toward better battery technology. I would eventually like to see electric cars become more feasible and affordable. Imagine if you didn't have to charge your cell phone but once a month!

I think we'll eventually get there. It's nice to see these incremental steps.